Fragmentary maritime tale from Cape Lewin story fragment
A damaged passage recounts a voyage from a Clyde area near Glasgow, mentioning Cape Lewin, a boat voyage on December first, and rising tides. The text is incomplete and contains mangled names and places, preserving only scattered references to water, voyage, and disposal at sea.
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Cape Lewin
VESSELS IV HARBOUR Tall ale Johnstone
In a scratched listing of harbor vessels several ships and masters appear, including a schooner 116 tons under Lieutenant Fis and a boat linked to William Fitzsimmons. The fragment references various vessels, tonnages, masters, and port agents, but the legible items indicate a busy harbor with multiple ships and personnel.
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Johnstone
Fis Soe Sree
William Fitvsimmens
Callan
Sitions Tone
Larque
Vicker
Ehoonda
VESSELS EXPECTED PROM IN PORT PHILLIP MEET
A garbled naval list notes several sailing vessels including Arabian barque 331 tons under J A Luscombe and Cravard master. Other ships named include a Cape bound craft of 315 Lm and 460 tons, with masters Toone Dre Ropal and Pred Beoth. End mentions Adelaide and Port Phillip forthcoming sailing, with entries of daily watches and Marine Plant references.
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Prom Lespon
J. A. Luscombe
Ae Sant
Theo
Bi St ‘Cravard
Cape
Dave
Scottels
Deegmer
Ie Bet
Toone
Dre Ropal
Tom
Beoth
Mate
Banca
Tee
Wits Wulgramts
Ten
Gilmoser
Uasator
the Totb
GPO
Toma
Jolliffe
Mantrr
Bisaoun Dears Bow
Adalaide
Ned
Markets and prices from a 19th century market page
Fragmentary OCR lists various market items and prices with typos and odd spellings. Mentions eels, eggs, bushels, loaves, milk and produce terms with numeric values and old monetary remarks. Content is garbled but centers on commodity prices and trading terms.
Unclear OCR fragment on produce pricing and weights
Fragmentary OCR text lists produce items with prices and weights, including cabbage and lettuce terms, vague quantities, and unclear denominations, providing insufficient context for a precise report. The readable portions suggest a grocery or market listing with per unit prices and measures.
Adelaide Fire and Gunpowder Scare Near City Buildings
A late evening blaze at the back premises of Mr Conigeave, upholsterer, endangers the South Australian Company's Buildings. Gunpowder stored by Mr Waterhouse causes public uproar and police seizures follow, with calls for severe penalties. The disruption prompts reflections on municipal safety and local governance.
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Brazil
City of Adelaide
San Har
Francisca
Conigeave
Milestreet
South Australian
Messrs
Coalgrave San Oswald
Waterhouse Lind
Trar Municipal Regulnions
Waterhouse
Thor Danal
Fechas Munde
Neder
le Fevre
Sind
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Etiam
Adelaide
Wan Gaydariam Senita
Govenanent
Burra Burry
Rundle-street
King
William-street
Indley-Street
Captain Frome
City Bridge
North Terrace
Hindley-street
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Proctor
Renta and
Sandle-Street
Gawler Place Chapel
Mr. Waterhouse
Mercury
Torrens
Jeolonista Strewell
Adelaide P
Amnion
Thas
George Phillips
Maze
Asewcsey
Adelaide street spending grows amid fallery concerns
A fragment notes 16s 10d spent on Adelaide streets and warns the cost will rise with ongoing fallery activity in Ford in Switbournhood. Mentions Nie Barbour' Commission 3401 and Race Fund 100 appropriation awaiting later motive.
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Adelaide
Fordini
Barbour’ Coumiission
Race Fund
Married in 19th century details amid church ceremony
An irregular report records a marriage with a special license on a spring day at Christ Church North with parties Emma Mary and Herbert, both young, amid uncertain OCR text. It mentions locations in Warwickshire and England and notes a later reflection on faith.
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Apel
Tua
Neeser
Samuel Paype
St Christ Church
North
Earelly
Robert
Miss Bier Kn
Leminee
Warwickshire
Emma Mary
Maralt
Mhownas Herbert
Nor Guon
England
Jeune
Shipping Notices From An Incomprehensible Text
An unreadable OCR fragment references mails or despatches to Bombay and Melbourne with scattered place names and dates but contains many garbled words, making exact destinations, dates, and context impossible to determine from the readable portions.
Burra Burra Mines Profit Delivers Fourteenfold Return
The fifth annual general meeting of the South Averbattan Movie Association at Waterhouse’s build Kundle-strest reports strong gains since its 1845 founding. Since inception, paid capital of 12,820 produced profits totaling 172,410 with undivided profits near 99,799. shareholders have enjoyed multiple dividends and expect further 200 percent payouts in June and September, while praising Burra Burra operations and Government support.
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Nurra Burra
South Averbattan Movie Association
Waterhouse
Kundle-strest
Burra Burra
Burra
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric Reveals Plausible Conspiracy Talk
The text shows heated questions about statements and a warviler in government custody. It references Ayuth and Mr Waterhoure in a discussion of concealment, honesty, and avoidance of subterfuge, with hints of a gunpowder plot at Kensington and related rumours.
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Ayuth
Waterhoure
Kensington
Our New Colonial Sinking Fund Notice
Officials caution district boards that funds paid into the Colonial Treasury under the Read Act cannot be reclaimed, meaning drafts will be treated as waste paper. The note warns that establishing a sinking fund this way is novel and potentially inconvenient for depositors.
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Colonial Treasury
Auction Sales Advertised in this Day's Tease
Advertised in the Day's Tease of Tuesday Saturday afternoon and City Auction Mart listings detail silk and satin fabrics stationery baskets wines port and baskets from various firms. The notice includes a long inventory of items to be sold at the City Auction Mart and West Terrace estate alongside public notices from the Government Gazette and local meetings of the Licensed Victuallers Society.
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London
Sonenner & CamAt Tha City Auction Mart
Hera
Laurilus
Seon Wicksemary & Coa
Victoria Companys
S.A
John Swoke
Lowa
King William Street
Bowie Blat
Guichen May
Dily
Saygns, Wienatent &Co
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Ceusis
Yubban
Trent-Governoe
Anderson
Asia
Williams
Ani Tait
Colonial
Abe Hess
Auditor-General
Para
Atton
Ghip
Weihrs
Sis Ten Ené
Tolagerplas
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